Two domains in the same class C network ???

[Barry Margolin]

In article <7q77ic$5ii$1 at diana.bcn.ttd.net>,
Tomas Platero <tplatero at gibtel.es> wrote:
>I have two domain but and i have a class C network 192.168.101.X. How can i
>reserve some ip's for one domain an the rest ip's for the other domain in
>the reverse record. If i put 101.168.192.in-addr-arpa in the named.boot when
>i write the inverse zone in /var/named i nust specify only one domain. How
>can i do?

What's the problem?  Why do you think you can't put PTR records for both
domains in the same inverse zone file?  If you have

primary 101.168.192.in-addr.arpa rev.db

in your named.boot, the rev.db file can contain reverse entries for both
domains:


1  IN PTR  host.domain1.com.
2  IN PTR  otherhost.domain2.com.
3  IN PTR  mail.domain1.com.

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